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This is the way I remember it the most. I lived off Trabue at the time.

32:26

It’s lke an xld prsn nd dng assistance

Hey, those SD40-2s are now on the WLE

I'm 2 hours from there

I remember watching this when I was 2 which was in 2011

They Are Dc Gevos Csx Owns That Have A Cool Looks And Design And Have Awesome Horns But Sadly Some(If Not,Most) Railfanner's Don't Like These Anymore Because They Are "Common" When I Don't See A Single One Leading Most Of The Time

Wow, the stuff in the yard is dope, especially that sd89mac

Where can I find this. I am eyeing those nickel plate locos and some of those other units

Nice! Those blue switchers were recently sold to LTEX and will probably be scrapped

That Northbound Coal Looks more of a U or N Series LoadedCoal. CSX uses E as a Empty Coal and not Loaded or that is Extremely Rare E Loaded Coal Train

The dog just looks at you

Bad to the bone

Lokomotif Cc205 indonesia

I i work from the awvr

Buckeye Yard is dying, tracks are being ripped up as we speak.

1:49: The AWVR Locomotive from “Unstoppable (2010)”

Is iymt me or the Emd GT38ACe(or CC205 as we called it in Indonesia) is looking lots smaller that the EMD SD70 or the EMD GP38-2

So that's where one of the Chicago Locomotive Works horn of Chris Sawyer's Locomotion came from

Wow you his place will be gone soon

1:27 7 years later and those iconic signals are now gone

You are so lucky to take these photos of 777

Where is all the power it's sittin in Huntington

Great video with wonderful exhibits. This is the ultimate railway museum.

I ask of the engines 5607 and 6032 of the AWVR

Again, doesn't this steam train ever run by itself?? I've seen 15 videos on it and never saw it run by itself!

Camera shutter noise was very irritating. The switch between video and stills too was inconsistant and distracting.

Wow, fantastic video, wish they would do this again! 4270 and 4271 will be missed

Wonder why the Burlington E5 came without it’s coaches

9:33 the 611 just casually sitting in the background

Where is it now?

Are they still there?

Danny got fired and Kyle is in hot water due to a written complaint to his company! Lol. Where do you work?

Trey, I enjoyed your video of the Potomac Eagle especially the engine coupling to the tourist cars consist . Also the train crossing US-50 and the railroads repair shop at that intersection. My wife and I have ridden The Eagle 3 times over the past 15 years. Plus my wife's father grew up in Keyser, WV , so we have traveled over US-50 pass that intersection many times on our way from our home in the Shenandoah Valley. to visit her relatives in that part of WV. Hope you get a chance to actually ride The Eagle some day. The trip through the "Trough where eagles fly" is always amazing. I enjoyed the rest of the video at Belington, BUT those are NOT pictures of the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad. You took pictures of the Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad Tygert Flyer Tourist Train returning to their shops at Belington, WV. Most of the equipment there belongs to the DGVRR or the WV Rail Road Museum (WVRRM).. I believe the Western Maryland Railway (WM) FA #303 in your still photo is owned by the Western Maryland Railway Historical Society but is on lease to the WVRRM to restore it to operating condition. Given all the WM RR locos and other equipment you saw in Belington, I can see how you may have mistaken this operation for the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad (which actually operates out of Cumberland, MD) . The reason for all the WM equipment on the Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad and the WSVRRM.is the area they operate in was at one time a major division of the WM Rwy. And they have a passion for preserving this rich railroad history. Again, if you ever get back to that part of WV and Maryland you really should ride all three tourist rail lines. I've done them all more than once. In fact we rode the Maryland Scenic back in October from Cumberland to Frostburg and back. It was as always a fantastic trip with stations at both ends and loco turntable action at Frostburg. We will likely plan trips on all of them in the future. But then I'm only a few hours away from all three. Best wishes for a Happy New Year.

Parsons Yard Columbus Ohio! Non existant now! Good stuff man!

Nice shots!! What type of locomotive is 1206?

Terrific catches/power/meets/races! Where are the best places to railfan in Duquesne? Just subscribed to you!

Half of those are probably in PRLX’s Fleet right now.

7499 is in brazil I had heard

4094 is repainted

Too bad 3307 is reapinted

Which one was first?

YEOW!!! Look at all them grain cars that little guy's pullin'!!! Once again, Baldwin showed 'em how to build a switcher.

They say the switchers were Baldwin's best locomotive. I also think they're beautiful. Form meets function in these machines. I wouldn't mind having me a cab ride at all.

Nice video. How often do trains run on this line and at what times of the day?

Awesome what time was this?

I live 5 miles from this location, once had 5 railroads intersect in this are, Called Port Perry.

"Wheres the Santa Fe Superchief? or the Great Northern? or the Milwaukee Road? would have liked them to come to the party!"

WCH crossing with WCH mechanical bells installed in the late 1990's.

So cool! Awesome video! Where are the shops located?